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During the ice ages, people and animals repeatedly moved through the ice-free areas of Switzerland. In eastern Switzerland, too, they sought shelter in caves and under rock overhangs, leaving traces of their activities behind. What kind of people or animals were they in our region? Where and what traces did they leave behind? And how is their Palaeolithic life being researched today?With Fabio Wegmüller, archaeologist and Martina Pacher, archaeozoologistNote: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
